We're talking about the Becca Cosmetics Eye Tint Water Resistant Colour in the shade Baroque, a liquid eyeshadow.

The shade is a not too light beige, with a light satin finish.

Used on its own all over the lid is not something particularly noticeable.

Despite that it evens everything out to perfection, with a ton of mascara it creates a perfect every day look.

The best way to use this, in my opinion, is as a primer.

Not having my beloved Too Faced's Shadow Insurance here kind of killed me inside a little (I know, first world problems right?). I do have a lot of long wearing eyeshadows and creamshadows that can be used as bases but when I needed something that wouldn't alter colors and helped me with blending I was lost, I really didn't have anything to use!

This product is just perfect for that purpose.

It has a really liquid consistency, not too different from the Too Faced base.

I apply the tiniest amount of product, even when I use it as a creamshadow.

I always apply it with my fingers, it's really easy to apply and blend that way.

It doesn't dry super fast, I have all the time I need to blend it properly.

Used on its own it lasts all day without issues. If I apply too much of it it does crease a little at the end of the day, nothing major.

When I use it as a primer it makes everything last for ages, I love this.

I really wish Becca were available in Italy, I hate buying things online if I've never seen them!

I enjoy very much reading your blog but sometimes I can't help noticing, as in this specific post, a few English grammar glaring blunders that you, I am sure, ingenuously, make and which startle me a bit.

The first slip - up I could not let pass unnoticed is that you did not put the plural suffix 'es' to actually make the word ''stash'' plural, then when you write'' parents's place'' you should have written ''parents' place'' because being the word parents plural it does not require you to use another suffix 's' and last when you write ''I really wish Becca was available in Italy'' you should have correctly written ''I really wish Becca were available in Italy'' as the verb ''wish'' usually expresses an improbable(sigh!!!) wish and requires the verb in the subordinate clause to be conjugated as an English past conjunctive.

Now, you don't have to publish my comment if you don't feel like it, I don't mind and this won't make me stop reading your lovely blog. I'd be just only very pleased if you excused my being so pernickety and found my comment useful .

Hey Marilisa!I'd never delete your comment, you said nothing but the truth after all!I admit I often forget to proofread, I know it's a terrible habit. Thank you for pointing out my mistakes, I'll correct everything straight away and I promise I'll try to be less distracted in my next posts!